Ryan O’Neill
@ryanoneill.dev
Previously, Traffic Engineer at the fruit company. Previously, Core Systems Libraries Engineer (Finagle) at the bird company. Distributed Systems. Concurrency. Load Balancing. Rust. Python. Figuring out what’s next.
😂 The irony of this setup is not lost on me.
I’m currently using a Windows laptop that’s running Ubuntu Linux via WSL2 to remote in to a Mac Mini to run LLMs.
I’m currently using a Windows laptop that’s running Ubuntu Linux via WSL2 to remote in to a Mac Mini to run LLMs.
February 16, 2025 at 2:21 AM
😂 The irony of this setup is not lost on me.
I’m currently using a Windows laptop that’s running Ubuntu Linux via WSL2 to remote in to a Mac Mini to run LLMs.
I’m currently using a Windows laptop that’s running Ubuntu Linux via WSL2 to remote in to a Mac Mini to run LLMs.
Recent musings to a friend on Signal about Python after not having looked at it much in the past decade:
“When you add types and asyncio, it feels like a cool language.”
“When you add types and asyncio, it feels like a cool language.”
January 21, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Recent musings to a friend on Signal about Python after not having looked at it much in the past decade:
“When you add types and asyncio, it feels like a cool language.”
“When you add types and asyncio, it feels like a cool language.”
🏃♂️ Walked around Lake Merced with my son today.
January 21, 2025 at 12:12 AM
🏃♂️ Walked around Lake Merced with my son today.
Transferred my Bluesky handle to a custom domain today. Could not have been easier.
January 18, 2025 at 11:17 PM
Transferred my Bluesky handle to a custom domain today. Could not have been easier.
Cool article and matches similar thoughts that I’ve had for a long time on WebAssembly.
NB: It’s quite disingenuous though to compare it to Linkerd v1 (based on Finagle) when v2 (based on Rust) has existed for many years.
thenewstack.io/webassembly-...
NB: It’s quite disingenuous though to compare it to Linkerd v1 (based on Finagle) when v2 (based on Rust) has existed for many years.
thenewstack.io/webassembly-...
WebAssembly and Containers' Love Affair on Kubernetes
A Microsoft engineer shows how WebAssembly modules can run alongside containers in Kubernetes environments.
thenewstack.io
January 14, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Cool article and matches similar thoughts that I’ve had for a long time on WebAssembly.
NB: It’s quite disingenuous though to compare it to Linkerd v1 (based on Finagle) when v2 (based on Rust) has existed for many years.
thenewstack.io/webassembly-...
NB: It’s quite disingenuous though to compare it to Linkerd v1 (based on Finagle) when v2 (based on Rust) has existed for many years.
thenewstack.io/webassembly-...
This morning, my wife and I watched @martin.kleppmann.com ‘s “O’Reilly Book Club” session from 2023.
In it, he notes how much research he did to avoid writing vague statements in his book. It showed.
So, I’m curious what other books out there do people feel were approached with this same rigor?
In it, he notes how much research he did to avoid writing vague statements in his book. It showed.
So, I’m curious what other books out there do people feel were approached with this same rigor?
O’Reilly Book Club: Martin Kleppmann on Designing Data-Intensive Applications
Join us for this edition of O’Reilly Book Club with Martin Kleppmann, author of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, to explore principles and best practices for developing distributed data systems....
www.oreilly.com
January 11, 2025 at 9:51 PM
This morning, my wife and I watched @martin.kleppmann.com ‘s “O’Reilly Book Club” session from 2023.
In it, he notes how much research he did to avoid writing vague statements in his book. It showed.
So, I’m curious what other books out there do people feel were approached with this same rigor?
In it, he notes how much research he did to avoid writing vague statements in his book. It showed.
So, I’m curious what other books out there do people feel were approached with this same rigor?
I didn’t listen to a lot of music via apps this year, but when I did it generally skewed towards post-punk/punk over the more predictable hardcore.
December 5, 2024 at 10:21 PM
I didn’t listen to a lot of music via apps this year, but when I did it generally skewed towards post-punk/punk over the more predictable hardcore.
Inspired by @olix0r.net and @jakedonham.bsky.social’s photos to come check out this morning’s sky.
December 5, 2024 at 3:54 PM
Inspired by @olix0r.net and @jakedonham.bsky.social’s photos to come check out this morning’s sky.